Rails applications are likely to have a variety of automated tests and even a handful of manual tests. At Magpie we use a combination of unit tests and Selenium on Rails, so the code coverage metric for unit tests never quite adds up to what is expected. I’d bet that on most Rails projects getting [...]
Posted by Scott Flores
Magpie develops software solutions for a variety of clients. When we secure a new client project, it requires a lot of learning to understand the project domain, legacy code, project tool chain, and other project technologies. Since we run our projects via agile methods, much of this learning is captured in task cards called “Spikes”.
Since [...]